I'm getting paid everytime I go online and do what I normally do.
You can, too!
You could try using "Iron-on Transfer Paper" - It's available at Wal-mart, Target, Office Supplies, etc. - Look for it where the specialty printer paper is sold.
I hope this helps. Good luck!
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Hey roadlady, Even though your idea was on the right track, it did'nt get the job done. All the transfer papers leave a plastic film on the material that is almost impossible to remove. I came across a Hot Iron Transfer Pencil and drew over the lines of the piece I wanted to embroider. It did the trick. I got it from Colonial Patterns.com . Thank you for your help and interest in my problem. Mrs. Diaz
